The Lionesses captured the country’s attention this summer at Euro 2022. Doing what the men’s team couldn’t, they brought the trophy home. Since their victory, a question has been on everyone’s lips. Is the future of women’s football changing? With many more people turning their attention to the world of women’s football, the future could … Continue Reading →
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Masterpiece or Disasterpiece – Is Lewis Hamilton Retiring?
“Maybe he is thinking he should have stopped last year!” said Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko after their Max Verstappen lapped Lewis Hamilton at Imola. His comment sent fans of Hamilton into a frenzy, many worrying this was the first hint of retirement for the seven-time champion. But, Hamilton was quick to dismiss rumours … Continue Reading →
Equestrianism – a Sport For The Rich? What It Really Costs
A fluffy pony standing in a field as you drive past is enough to grasp anyone’s attention. People may feel that equestrianism is a sport that only the rich can afford – but is this truly the case? The truth is, you could spend your life savings (and more) on owning a horse, but it … Continue Reading →
Now is the Time to Buy a Car
Recently on Spend It Like Beckham, we have discussed the benefits of owning a bike over a car. For some of us, the two-wheel option simply isn’t viable. Having kids that need to go to school, commuting a distance to work, and merely living in the rain and wind of the UK put a lot … Continue Reading →
Cycling is the New Driving
If you are a millennial reading this article, you don’t need me to tell you that the cost of living is a difficult balance to strike. It’s hard to not look back at our parent’s generation with a touch of envy and see how a standard salary could afford a house, car, and the occasional … Continue Reading →
4 Things to Take Care Of When Ordering Customised Team Uniforms
Here are some of our top tips for designing custom uniforms for your sports team. … Continue Reading →
10 Things You Can Do In Glasgow
Glasgow was once known for its bad reputation due to high crime statistics, however, the city has changed a lot and is now the second friendliest city in the UK. With almost 600,000 inhabitants, Glasgow is bigger than Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh. Although it doesn’t have a castle in the middle of the centre, it still … Continue Reading →
Top European Cities to Travel to on a Budget
Thanks to a number of online resources like Skyscanner and affiliate holiday sites, you can bag a bargain abroad for cheaper than ever. It’s a worthwhile exercise to try and save a bit of money between your flights and accommodation, but the place you choose to go to will affect your budget and the amount … Continue Reading →
Money-Saving Tips For 2020
We are in a new year, and it brings more opportunities for you to cut the reckless spending that might have landed you in financial dire straits over the festive period. Christmas is always an expensive time of year, and the stats show that spending on gifts and the like ends up putting as many … Continue Reading →
A Rebirth of Scottish Rugby
Recently Scottish rugby has been giving their fans reason to be excited. Following a promising set of performances in the annual Autumn Internationals and Guinness Six Nations, the country is completely backing the boys in blue to perform well later this year in the World Cup – this has not always been the case, however. … Continue Reading →
